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BASF strongly condemns the attack on Ukraine ordered by the Russian government. We stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and hope that this war ends as fast as possible. A crisis team continues to support BASF employees in Ukraine.

Globally, BASF is conducting research on innovative cathode materials for high-performance lithium-ion batteries that make electromobility a reality. The cathode materials usually consist of mixed metal oxides. In the first step of the synthesis, various metal salts are precipitated using sodium hydroxide. Physical laboratory technician Joerg Mai (left) and chemist Dr. Daniela Pfister (right) examines a sample of metal hydroxides and discuss the next steps: The particle size distribution of the sample is determined using analytical methods. This parameter influences essential properties of the end product.

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Antwerpen, im Norden von Belgien, ist der zweitgrößte Produktionsstandort der BASF. Der Verbundstandort steht in direkter Verbindung mit der Nordsee, dem Antwerpener Hafen und dem europäischen Hinterland. BASF Antwerpen ist ca. sechs Quadratkilometer groß und zählt 50 Produktionsanlagen, verteilt über 15 integrierte Wertschöpfungsketten.

BASF in Belgium

BASF has a strong presence in Belgium: 6 full BASF subsidiaries employ about 4,000 employees.

Chemistry for a sustainable future

Wind Turbines amidst some colorful fields in Kent viewed from air.

Carbon Management

Ambitious climate goals require ambitious plans and innovative technologies.

How do we reduce our CO₂ emissions?

ChemCycling

Turning plastic waste into raw materials for new products: we make it possible with chemical recycling.

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Wheat from and for the future

The wheat plants that grow in the greenhouse of the BASF Innovation Center in Ghent may well be the answer to the increasing demand for food. And all this thanks to their unique genetic code.